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General| Brand | IBA |
|---|---|
| Model | ibaFOB-D |
| Category | Computer Hardware |
| Language | English |
This manual addresses qualified professionals familiar with electrical/electronic modules and communication/measurement technology.
Explains the notations used in the manual for menu commands, keys, buttons, and file paths.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, Note, Important note, Tip, and Other documentation.
Specifies the allowed applications for the board, such as automation, data logging, and iba Software products.
States that the board must only be installed in IBM-PC compatible computers (PC).
Details safety precautions for electric shock and electrostatic discharge (ESD).
Lists the minimum PC hardware specifications including CPU, RAM, HDD, and PCI/PCIe slots.
Specifies the required iba software versions (ibaPDA, ibaQDR, ibaLogic) for the system.
Explains the function of ibaFOB-D boards as communication boards using ibaNet fiber optic links and DMA technology.
Details the technical properties of the boards, including PCI/PCIe compliance, DMA, protocols, LEDs, and connectors.
Presents a table detailing operation modes, link speeds, signal counts, sampling times, and typical devices.
Describes how ibaFOB-D boards can be extended with ibaFOB-40-D modules for mirroring inputs or active outputs.
Illustrates and labels the front view components of the ibaFOB boards, including displays and inputs.
Details the connectors on the PCI boards, such as SYNC, power supply, TX-OUT, TX-MIRROR, and JTAG.
Reiteration of safety advice concerning electric shock and electrostatic discharge.
Step-by-step guide for installing the PCI/PCIe board into the computer.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the PCI/PCIe board from the computer.
Explains how to connect the ibaFOB-40-D extension module for mirroring inputs or using active outputs.
Explains how to configure the ibaFOB-D board, including support for multiple boards in ibaPDA.
Details the settings available in the "Configuration" tab of the board view in ibaPDA, such as interrupt mode and watchdog.
Describes the information available on the "Info" tab, including board and firmware details, and firmware update functions.
Explains how to view and interpret link information for 32 Mbit communication in ibaPDA.
Details the link information specific to 3Mbit and 2Mbit communication modes.
Explains the link information and additional items specific to 5Mbit communication mode.
Describes the link information and specific items for 32Mbit Flex mode, including mode and roundtrip delay.
Explains the "mirror mode" functionality in ibaPDA for 32Mbit Flex, allowing multiple systems to acquire data simultaneously.
Explains how to calculate telegram size in a 32Mbit Flex ring and use the simulation tool in ibaPDA.
Guides on configuring output modules that can be used with ibaFOB-D boards for transmitting signals.
Introduces the concept of transmitting signals via FOB output channels and lists interface boards and their output modules.
Explains how to configure output links in the I/O Manager within ibaPDA.
Details how to configure output modules like "FOB alarm" and "ibaNet750-BM" in 3Mbit mode.
Explains how to configure output modules for systems operating in 32Mbit Flex mode.
Warns about the consequences of bad sync connections and potential ID changes when plugging/unplugging boards.
Outlines the steps to connect multiple iba boards using the synchronization cable.
Showcases various ways the ibaFOB-D board can be integrated into different systems and applications.
Illustrates data acquisition setups using ibaFOB-D with ibaPADU and ibaNet750 devices.
Demonstrates system integration using ibaPDA with 32Mbit transmission mode and ABB AC800PEC.
Shows an integration example using ibaPDA with ibaPADU-S-IT and ibaMS modules.
Illustrates system integration with ibaPDA, 32Mbit Flex protocol, and various iba devices in a ring topology.
Demonstrates using ibaFOB-D for process control applications with ibaLogic and ibaNet750-BM.
Explores advanced system configurations and topologies for the ibaFOB-D board.
Describes concentrating multiple 3/2Mbit fiber optic inputs into a single 32Mbit output using ibaBM-COL-8i-o.
Explains distributing signals from an ibaLogic system using ibaBM-DIS-i-80 and ibaBM-COL-8i-o.
Details transmitting signals from ibaPDA/ibaLogic to ibaPADU-8-0 devices using ibaBM-DIS-i-80.
Explains the relationship between data amount, sampling rate, and cycle time for the 32Mbit Flex protocol.
Describes the optional installation of the ibaFOB-D network adapter for ibaPDA.
Details the default IP addresses and rules for assigning IP addresses within the ibaFOB-D network.
Lists key technical data including order numbers, FO connectors, cable type, protocols, power, and indicators.
Presents the main technical data for the ibaFOB-40-D extension module, covering its specifications and environmental conditions.
Provides detailed physical dimensions for the PCI and PCI Express (HW version A) boards.
Shows the dimensions for the PCI board in mm.
Shows the dimensions for the PCI Express board (HW version A) in mm.
Shows the dimensions for the PCI Express board (HW version B) in mm.
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